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An internationally renowned soccer star and respected sportsman, Lionel Messi recently discussed his opinion on Michael Jordan, and his status as a sporting GOAT, on the podcast ,”
Messi did not hesitate to declare his admiration for basketball legend Michael Jordan. His views, deeply influenced by Jordan’s documentary “The Last Dance,” offer a profound reflection on the interconnection of sports legends and the impact of their legacies.
Messi, often hailed as one of the best athletes in the world, voiced his opinion on the podcast. He stated unequivocally that Michael Jordan is the greatest athlete ever. “It seems to me, in terms of sports, he’s the greatest there is”, the veteran remarked. After seeing “The Last Dance,” his respect for Jordan became even stronger. This documentary meticulously chronicled Jordan’s career and the Chicago Bulls’ dynasty of the 1990s.
Impact of “The Last Dance”
Released strategically in April 2020, during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, “The Last Dance” captivated a global audience. It averaged 5.6 million viewers per episode.
With the world in lockdown, the documentary provided a much-needed source of entertainment and enlightenment. Messi, like many others, found himself enthralled by the story of Jordan’s unparalleled dedication, skill, and competitive spirit.
Michael Jordan’s ‘Last Dance’ documentary is seen as one of the most impactful in sports
Messi described the documentary as “a masterpiece” that offered him a deeper understanding of Jordan’s greatness. “It just blows your mind,” he said. “Well, that also brought me closer to him and to understand a bit more about who he was.” Messi’s reflections underscore how the documentary bridged the gap between different sports and generations, fostering a universal appreciation for Jordan’s legacy.
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Author : Martina Alcheva
Publish date : 2024-06-29 16:43:38
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